Radiation effect shielding calculation method and device based on three-dimensional spacecraft model

ABSTRACT

A radiation effect shielding calculation method based on a three-dimensional spacecraft model is provided. The method includes obtaining the three-dimensional spacecraft model; dividing a 4π space irradiation environment into meshes to obtain space irradiation vectors corresponding to the meshes respectively; setting one or more analysis points at each target model component; inputting the space irradiation vectors to the three-dimensional spacecraft model to obtain a three-dimensional distribution of actual shielding at each analysis point; obtaining a three-dimensional distribution of an equivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses according to equivalent thickness conversion for different materials; calculating residual irradiation effect values of the three-dimensional distribution of the equivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses of each analysis point to obtain corresponding detailed irradiation data; and performing information post processing and integrating in all directions to obtain a corresponding total radiation effect value.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The disclosure relates to a field of aerospace technology, in particularto a radiation effect shielding calculation method and device based on athree-dimensional spacecraft model.

BACKGROUND

As aerospace technology receives more and more attention, there are alsomany spacecraft entering into space. There is a meteorologicalenvironment on the earth, and there is also a space environment inspace. According to incomplete statistics, spacecraft failures arecaused by the space environment in 40 percent, some even reach 80percent, and failures caused by radiation environment dominate. Theradiation environment mainly comes from three sources, includinggalactic cosmic rays, solar cosmic rays and earth radiation belt (alsoreferred to Van Allen zone). High-energy particles generated by theradiation environment pass through the spacecraft skin to a position ofa single-unit component, which may produce radiation dose, single eventupset, displacement damage, deep dielectric charging and discharging andother effects to cause a breakage of the spacecraft. Therefore,spacecraft protection is critical. In order to reduce incidence ofspacecraft failures, spacecraft irradiation resistance should beanalyzed and calculated while manufacturing to improve properties of thespacecraft according to the calculation results.

In order to evaluate risks of space radiation effects on spacecomponents and materials as accurately as possible, it is necessary touse a spacecraft model for three-dimensional (3D) simulationcalculation. In response to the above demand, mature technologies suchas FASTRAD (also referred to a 3D CAD tool for radiation shieldinganalysis) and Sector Shielding Analysis Tool (SSAT) are available, whichare not yet widely attainable.

Technical problems in the existing methods for realizing spacecraft 3Dshielding simulation are as follows.

1. General format files (such as .step and .iges, which are used in filesuffixes).

Since a three-dimensional spacecraft model contains many components,information such as unit system, position, and material can be changedor lost while reading, which results in information of thethree-dimensional spacecraft model to be inaccurately read.

2. According to demands of calculation efficiency, the three-dimensionalspacecraft model cannot be simplified, model material and otherinformation settings cannot be modified and appropriate materialproperties of different components cannot be assigned.

3. It is impossible to quickly perform mesh division or meshhomogenization. The existing mesh division causes low accuracy inanalysis results. In addition, the number and the size of the meshesvary, and there are narrow meshes.

4. Based on an equivalent shielding thickness of analysis points at alldirections, it is impossible to select a proper method to work out anactual three-dimensional shielding thickness. Therefore, it is notpossible to implement a three-dimensional shielding thickness analysismethod for different radiation sources.

5. It is impossible to complete a dose calculation of the analysis pointin each direction or a total dose calculation of the analysis point.

6. It is impossible to intelligently display two-dimensional andthree-dimensional cloud images of the three-dimensional dose results orgenerate statement. It is also impossible to provide various cloudimages and ray diagrams to display or quickly locate a weaker shieldingarea and the corresponding components according to the cloud images.

SUMMARY

To make up for deficiencies of the related art, the disclosure providesa radiation effect shielding calculation method based on athree-dimensional spacecraft model, which includes:

step 1, obtaining the three-dimensional spacecraft model;

step 2, dividing a 4π space irradiation environment, where thethree-dimensional spacecraft model is located, into meshes to obtainspace irradiation vectors corresponding to the meshes respectively andtaking the space irradiation vectors as whole-space irradiation vectors;

setting one or more analysis points at each target model component inthe three-dimensional spacecraft model;

step 3, inputting the whole-space irradiation vectors corresponding toeach analysis point to the three-dimensional spacecraft model to performshielding calculation by a shielding thickness calculation method;according to a type of radiation particles, selecting a slant method ora norm method or a weight method to obtain a three-dimensionaldistribution of actual shielding thicknesses at each analysis point;performing an equivalent thickness conversion for different materials toobtain a three-dimensional distribution of equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses including different directions and solid angles of eachanalysis point;

step 4, according to an acquired radiation effect curve, calculatingresidual irradiation effect values of the three-dimensional distributionof the equivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses of each analysis pointto obtain detailed irradiation data of a three-dimensional distributionof irradiation effect values of each analysis point;

step 5, performing information post processing on the detailedirradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of theirradiation effect values of each analysis point to generate and displaya two-dimensional cloud image, a three-dimensional cloud image, athree-dimensional ray diagram and a detailed three-dimensionaldistribution statement of radiation effect; integrating the detailedradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of the irradiationeffect values of each analysis point in all directions to obtain a totalradiation effect value of each analysis point to evaluate an irradiationeffect of each analysis point.

As one of improvements of the above technical solution, a specificprocess of step 1 includes:

obtaining a three-dimensional spacecraft model file in a step formatfile (also referred to as .STEP file) or an iges format file (alsoreferred to as .IGS file);

extracting information of the three-dimensional spacecraft model file toobtain model information, which includes units, densities, volumes,masses and names of model components;

intelligently checking density accuracy and unit consistency of themodel components of the model information; performing interference checkto determine whether model entities overlap and intelligently modifyingthe model information to make the densities of the model components beaccurate, the units of the model components be consistent, and the modelentities do not overlap;

according to needs of a user, respectively presetting threshold valuesin density, volume, mass and name; determining whether the densities,the units, the volumes, the masses and the names are coved in presettingthreshold value ranges respectively;

if any one of the densities, the units, the volumes, the masses and thenames in the model information exceeds the presetting threshold valueranges respectively, adjusting the one of the densities, the units, thevolumes, the masses and the names until that the densities, the units,the volumes, the masses and the names in the model information arewithin the presetting threshold value ranges respectively;

if the densities, the units, the volumes, the masses and the names inthe model information are within the presetting threshold value rangesrespectively, completing filtering and simplifying the model componentsof the three-dimensional spacecraft model;

setting specific material properties of the model components of thethree-dimensional spacecraft model by material leading-in or interfacesetting to determine the material properties of the model components;

thereby obtaining the three-dimensional spacecraft model.

As one of improvements of the above technical solution, a specificprocess of step 2 includes:

according to needs of calculation accuracy and efficiency, selecting anequal-angle mesh division with equal angles in longitude and latitudedirections, or an equal-area mesh division with equal angles in alongitude direction and equal heights in a latitude direction, or anintelligent mesh division with equal angles in a longitude direction andequal heights in a latitude direction as well as mesh optimization intwo poles; setting numbers of longitudinal divisions and latitudinaldivisions in the mesh division to divide the 4π space irradiationenvironment, where the three-dimensional spacecraft model is located,into the meshes;

setting one or more analysis points at each of target model componentsin the three-dimensional spacecraft model by importing positioncoordinates of the one or more analysis points in batches or using amouse to click positions at the target model components;

using a ray tracing method, which takes each analysis point as astarting point, assigns the meshes irradiation vectors to obtain thespace irradiation vectors corresponding to the meshes respectively;taking the space irradiation vectors as the whole-space irradiationvectors corresponding to each analysis point. It is noted that theirradiation vectors pass through geometrical centers of the meshescorresponding thereto and cover the model entities, which are centeredon each analysis point and outward directions.

As one of improvements of the above technical solution, a specificprocess of step 3 includes:

inputting the whole-space irradiation vectors corresponding to eachanalysis point to the three-dimensional spacecraft model to performingthe shielding calculation by the shielding thickness calculation method,obtaining position coordinates (x_(i), y_(i), z_(i)) of an intersectionof an ith space irradiation vector and the target model component in thethree-dimensional spacecraft model;

calculating a distribution d={d₁, d₂, d₃, . . . , d_(n)} of actualintersection thicknesses of actual rays in directions of the spaceirradiation vectors and the target model components in thethree-dimensional spacecraft model, which is calculated by the followingformula:

d _(i)=Σ_(j=1) ^(k)√{square root over ((x _(j1) ² −x _(j2) ²))}

d_(i) representing the actual intersection thickness of the actual rayin the direction of the ith space irradiation vector and the targetmodel components in the three-dimensional spacecraft model; krepresenting a quantity of the target model components, which intersectwith the ith space irradiation vector; x_(j1) representing the positioncoordinates (x_(i1), y_(i1), z_(i1)) of the intersection of the actualincident ray on the jth target model component; x_(j2) representing theposition coordinates (x_(j2), y_(j2), z_(j2)) of the intersection of theactual emergent ray on an jth target model component;

selecting the slant method or the norm method or the weight methodaccording to the type of radiation particles to work out thedistribution d={d₁, d₂, d₃, . . . , d_(n)} of actual intersectionthickness to obtain the three-dimensional distribution of actualshielding thicknesses at each analysis point;

the slant method being to obtain a three-dimensional distributiond_(z)={d₁, d₂, d₃, . . . , d_(n)} of actual shielding thicknesses ateach analysis point by the actual rays propagating along a straight linein the target model components;

the norm method being to obtain a three-dimensional distributiond_(f)={d₁×cos α₁, d₂×cos α₂, d₃×cos α₃, . . . , d_(n)×cos α_(i)} ofactual shielding thicknesses at each analysis point by the actual rayspropagating along a normal direction of an incident point into a surfacewhen the actual rays shoot into the target model components; α_(i)representing an incident angle, and i=1, . . . , n;

the weight method being to obtain a three-dimensional distribution

$d_{q} = \left\{ {{d_{1} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{11}} + {\cos\alpha_{12}}} \right)},{d_{2} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{21}} + {\cos\alpha_{22}}} \right)},{d_{3} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{31}} + {\cos\alpha_{32}}} \right)},\ldots,{d_{n} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{i1}} + {\cos\alpha_{i2}}} \right)}} \right\}$

of actual shielding thicknesses at each analysis point; α_(i1)representing an incident angle and α_(i2) representing an emergentangle, and i=1, . . . , n;

according to material properties of the model components, converting theactual shielding thicknesses at each analysis point to the equivalentaluminum shielding thicknesses to as the equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses of the space irradiation vectors respectively, and combiningthe equivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses of the space irradiationvectors corresponding to each analysis point to obtain thethree-dimensional distribution of the equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses including the different directions and the solid angles ofeach analysis point.

As one of improvements of the above technical solution, a specificprocess of step 4 includes:

reading the acquired radiation effect curve and extracting radiationeffect depths;

comparing the three-dimensional distribution of the equivalent aluminumshielding thicknesses of each analysis point with the radiation effectdepths, performing interpolation calculation on radiation effect valuescorresponding to the radiation effect depths; taking weight according toa proportion of a mesh area corresponding to the space irradiationvectors in a total mesh area to obtain radiation effect values of thespace radiation vector and using the radiation effect values as thedetailed irradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of theirradiation effect values of the analysis point;

repeating the above process to obtain the detailed irradiation data ofthe three-dimensional distribution of the irradiation effect values ofeach analysis point.

As one of improvements of the above technical solution, a specificprocess of step 5 include:

displaying the detailed irradiation data of the three-dimensionaldistribution of the irradiation effect values of each analysis point incolor temperature images to obtain the two-dimensional cloud image andthe three-dimensional cloud image;

displaying the detailed irradiation data of the three-dimensionaldistribution of the irradiation effect values of each analysis point incolor-temperature colored rays to create the three-dimensional raydiagram;

highlighting and cruise displaying the three-dimensional ray diagramaccording to a designed longitude and latitude range to display theequivalent aluminum shielding thickness and radiation effect values inthe designed longitude and latitude range correspondingly;

generating the detailed three-dimensional distribution statement ofradiation effect based on positions of the meshes, the equivalentaluminum shielding thickness and the radiation effect values;

integrating the irradiation effect values of each analysis point in alldirections to obtain the total irradiation effect value of each analysispoint to evaluate the irradiation effect of each analysis point.

The disclosure provides a radiation effect shielding calculationapparatus based on a three-dimensional spacecraft model, which includes:

a model acquisition module, which is used to obtain thethree-dimensional spacecraft model;

a space division module, which is used to divide a 4π space irradiationenvironment, where the three-dimensional spacecraft model is located,into meshes to obtain space irradiation vectors corresponding to themeshes respectively; take the space irradiation vectors as whole-spaceirradiation vectors; and set one or more analysis points at each oftarget model components in the three-dimensional spacecraft model;

a shielding thickness acquisition module, which is used to input thewhole-space irradiation vectors to the three-dimensional spacecraftmodel to perform shielding calculation by a shielding thicknesscalculation method; select a slant method or a norm method or a weightmethod according to a type of radiation particles to obtain athree-dimensional distribution of actual shielding thicknesses at eachanalysis point; and performing an equivalent thickness conversion fordifferent materials to obtain a three-dimensional distribution ofequivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses including different directionsand solid angles of each analysis point;

an irradiation effect calculation module, which is used to calculateresidual irradiation effect values of the three-dimensional distributionof equivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses of each analysis pointaccording to an acquired radiation effect curve to obtain detailedirradiation data of a three-dimensional distribution of irradiationeffect values of each analysis point;

an evaluation module, which is used to perform information postprocessing on the detailed irradiation data of the three-dimensionaldistribution of the irradiation effect values of each analysis point togenerate and display a two-dimensional cloud image, a three-dimensionalcloud image, a three-dimensional ray diagram and a detailedthree-dimensional distribution statement of radiation effect; andintegrate the detailed radiation data of the three-dimensionaldistribution of the irradiation effect values of each analysis point inall directions to obtain a total irradiation effect value of eachanalysis point, so as to evaluate an irradiation effect of each analysispoint.

The disclosure provides a radiation effect shielding calculation devicebased on a three-dimensional spacecraft model, which includes aprocessor and a storage connected with the processor.

The storage is used to store with computer programs.

The processor is used to implement the radiation effect shieldingcalculation method based on the three-dimensional spacecraft model, whenthe computer programs are executed by the processor.

Compared with the related art, advantages of the disclosure are asfollows.

1. Common 3D spacecraft model format files such as .step format file or.iges format file can be read. The data of the files can be analyzed andmodified based on presetting formats to quickly obtain a model withconsistent units, accurate densities, and logical model entities, whichgreatly improves speed and accuracy of model processing.

2. Selecting different mesh division and different simplifying andfiltering method can greatly improve calculation efficiency. It ispossible to obtain exact position of each analysis point, which greatlyimproves accuracy of various cloud images and statements.

3. The disclosure visually and accurately displays a three-dimensionaldistribution of radiation effect shielding value at each analysis pointbased on the various cloud images and statements. At the same time, anability to focus on key shielding directions is provided by using cruisedisplay.

4. The disclosure realizes importing and analyzing the three-dimensionalmodel files of common formats of the spacecraft. The disclosureintegrates the import and calculation functions of one-dimensionalradiation effect depth curves, filters and simplifies model entitiesaccording to different conditions, and realizes a variety of algorithmsin mesh division and shielding thickness calculation. Furthermore, thethree-dimensional cloud diagrams highlight the specific directions.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF A DRAWING

FIG. 1 is a flow diagram of a radiation effect shielding calculationmethod based on a three-dimensional spacecraft model according to anembodiment of the disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The disclosure is further described combined with the attached drawingand embodiments.

The disclosure provides a radiation effect shielding calculation methodbased on a three-dimensional spacecraft model. The method realizesthree-dimensional model reading, model checking and modification, modelsimplification and material setting, radiation effect depth curveimport, mesh division, three-dimensional shielding thickness analysis,three-dimensional dose analysis and three-dimensional dose display.

Reference to FIG. 1 , the method includes:

step 1, obtaining a three-dimensional spacecraft model;

intelligently checking and modifying the three-dimensional spacecraftmodel; filtering and simplifying the three-dimensional spacecraft model;

and setting material properties;

in an illustrated embodiment of the disclosure, obtaining athree-dimensional spacecraft model file in step format or iges format,which is based on a freeCAD software;

extracting information of the three-dimensional spacecraft model file toobtain model information, which includes densities, units, volumes,masses and names of model components;

intelligently checking density accuracy and unit consistency of themodel components of the model information; performing interference checkto determine whether model entities overlap; and intelligently modifyingthe model information to make the densities of the model components beaccurate, the units of the model components be consistent, and the modelentities do not overlap;

according to needs of a user, respectively presetting threshold valuesfor density, volume, mass and name; and determining whether thedensities, the units, the volumes, the masses and the names are coved inpresetting threshold value ranges respectively;

if any one of the densities, the units, the volumes, the masses and thenames in the model information exceeds the presetting threshold valueranges respectively, correspondingly adjusting until that the units, thevolumes, the masses and the names in the model information are withinthe presetting threshold value ranges respectively;

if the densities, the units, the volumes, the masses and the names inthe model information are within the presetting threshold value rangesrespectively, completing the filtering and simplifying the modelcomponents of the three-dimensional spacecraft model;

setting specific material properties of the model components of thethree-dimensional spacecraft model by material leading-in or interfacesetting to determine the material properties of the model components;

thereby obtaining the three-dimensional spacecraft model;

step 2, dividing a 4π space irradiation environment, where thethree-dimensional spacecraft model is located, into meshes to obtainspace irradiation vectors corresponding to the meshes respectively; andtaking the space irradiation vectors as whole-space irradiation vectors;

setting one or more analysis points at each target model component inthe three-dimensional spacecraft model;

in an illustrated embodiment of the disclosure, according to needs ofcalculation accuracy and efficiency, selecting an equal-angle meshdivision with equal angles in longitude and latitude directions or anequal-area mesh division with equal angles in a longitude direction andequal heights in a latitude direction or an intelligent mesh divisionwith equal angles in a longitude direction and equal heights in alatitude direction as well as mesh optimization in two poles, combinedwith setting numbers of longitudinal divisions and latitudinal divisionsin the mesh division to divide the 4π space irradiation environment,where the three-dimensional spacecraft model is located, into themeshes;

setting the one or more analysis points at the each target modelcomponent in the three-dimensional spacecraft model by importingposition coordinates of the one or more analysis points in batches orusing a mouse to click positions at the target model components;

using a ray tracing method, using each analysis point of the targetmodel components as a starting point, assigning the meshes irradiationvectors that pass through geometrical centers of the meshescorresponding thereto and cover the model entities, with each analysispoint as a center and outward directions to obtain the space irradiationvectors corresponding to the meshes respectively; taking the spaceirradiation vectors as the whole-space irradiation vectors correspondingto each analysis point; marking a position of each mesh while the meshdivision to locate the position of the each mesh for subsequentcalculation;

step 3, inputting the whole-space irradiation vectors corresponding toeach analysis point to the three-dimensional spacecraft model to performshielding calculation by a shielding thickness calculation method;selecting a slant method or a norm method or a weight method accordingto a type of radiation particles to obtain a three-dimensionaldistribution of actual shielding thicknesses at each analysis point;performing an equivalent thickness conversion for different materials toobtain a three-dimensional distribution of equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses including different directions and solid angles of eachanalysis point; in an illustrated embodiment of the disclosure,inputting the whole-space irradiation vectors corresponding to eachanalysis point to the three-dimensional spacecraft model to performingthe shielding calculation by the shielding thickness calculation method,obtaining position coordinates (x_(i), y_(i), z_(i)) of an intersectionof an ith space irradiation vector and the target model component in thethree-dimensional spacecraft model;

calculating a distribution d={d₁, d₂, d₃, . . . , d_(n)} of actualintersection thicknesses of actual rays in directions of the spaceirradiation vectors and the target model components in thethree-dimensional spacecraft model, which is calculated by the followingformula:

d _(i)=Σ_(j=1) ^(k)√{square root over ((x _(j1) ² −x _(j2) ²))}

in an illustrated embodiment of the disclosure, d_(i) representing theactual intersection thickness of the actual ray in the direction of theith space irradiation vector and the target model components in thethree-dimensional spacecraft model; k representing a quantity of thetarget model components, which intersect with the ith space irradiationvector; x_(j1) representing the position coordinates (x_(i1), y_(i1),z_(i1)) of the intersection of the actual incident ray on the jth targetmodel component; x_(j2) represents the position coordinates (x_(j2),y_(j2), z_(j2)) of the intersection of the actual emergent ray on a jthtarget model component;

selecting the slant method or the norm method or the weight methodaccording to the type of radiation particles to work out thedistribution d={d₁, d₂, d₃, . . . , d_(n)} of actual intersectionthickness; thereby obtaining the three-dimensional distribution ofactual shielding thicknesses at each analysis point;

in an illustrated embodiment of the disclosure, the slant methodincluding: obtaining a three-dimensional distribution d_(z)={d₁, d₂, d₃,. . . d_(n)} of actual shielding thicknesses at each analysis point bythe actual rays propagating along a straight line in the target modelcomponents;

the norm method including: obtaining a three-dimensional distributiond_(f)={d₁×cos α₁, d₂×cos α₂, d₃×cos α₃, d_(n)×cos α_(i)} of actualshielding thicknesses at each analysis point by the actual rayspropagating along a normal direction of an incident point into a surfacewhen the actual rays shoot into the target model components; of whichα_(i) represents an incident angle, and i=1, . . . , n;

the weight method including: obtaining a three-dimensional distribution

$d_{q} = \left\{ {{d_{1} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{11}} + {\cos\alpha_{12}}} \right)},{d_{2} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{21}} + {\cos\alpha_{22}}} \right)},{d_{3} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {\cos_{31} + {\cos\alpha_{32}}} \right)},\ldots,{d_{n} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{i1}} + {\cos\alpha_{i2}}} \right)}} \right\}$

of actual shielding thicknesses at each analysis point; of which α_(i1)represents an incident angle and α_(i2) represents an emergent angle,and i=1, . . . , n;

converting the actual shielding thicknesses at each analysis point tothe equivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses according to materialproperties of model components to as the equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses of the space irradiation vectors respectively; and combiningthe equivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses of the space irradiationvectors corresponding to each analysis point to obtain thethree-dimensional distribution of the equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses including the different directions and the solid angles ofeach analysis point;

step 4, calculating residual irradiation effect values of thethree-dimensional distribution of the equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses of each analysis point according to an acquired radiationeffect curve to obtain detailed irradiation data of a three-dimensionaldistribution of irradiation effect values of each analysis point;

in an illustrated embodiment of the disclosure, reading the acquiredradiation effect curve and extracting radiation effect depths;

comparing the three-dimensional distribution of the equivalent aluminumshielding thicknesses of each analysis point with the radiation effectdepths; performing interpolation calculation on radiation effect valuescorresponding to the radiation effect depths; taking weight according toa proportion of a mesh area corresponding to the space irradiationvectors in a total mesh area to obtain radiation effect values of thespace radiation vector; and using the radiation effect values as thedetailed irradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of theirradiation effect values of the analysis point;

repeating the above process to obtain the detailed irradiation data ofthe distribution of the three-dimensional irradiation effect value ateach analysis point;

step 5, performing information post processing on the detailedirradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of theirradiation effect values of each analysis point to generate and displaya two-dimensional cloud image, a three-dimensional cloud image, athree-dimensional ray diagram and a detailed three-dimensionaldistribution statement of radiation effect; and integrating the detailedradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of the irradiationeffect values of each analysis point in all directions to obtain a totalradiation effect value of each analysis point to evaluate an irradiationeffect of each analysis point;

in an illustrated embodiment of the disclosure, displaying the detailedirradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of theirradiation effect values of each analysis point in color temperatureimages to obtain the two-dimensional cloud image and thethree-dimensional cloud image;

displaying the detailed irradiation data of the three-dimensionaldistribution of the irradiation effect values of each analysis point incolor-temperature colored rays to create the three-dimensional raydiagram;

highlighting and cruising displaying the three-dimensional ray diagramaccording to a designed longitude and latitude range to display theequivalent aluminum shielding thickness and radiation effect values inthe designed longitude and latitude range correspondingly;

generating the detailed three-dimensional distribution statement ofradiation effect according to positions of the meshes, the equivalentaluminum shielding thicknesses, and the radiation effect values;

integrating the irradiation effect values of each analysis point in alldirections to obtain the total irradiation effect value of each analysispoint to evaluate the irradiation effect of each analysis point.

The disclosure also provides a radiation effect shielding calculationapparatus based on a three-dimensional spacecraft model, including:

a model acquisition module, which is used to obtain thethree-dimensional spacecraft model, intelligently check and modify thethree-dimensional spacecraft model, filter and simplify thethree-dimensional spacecraft model and set material properties;

a space division module, which is used to divide a 4π space irradiationenvironment, where the three-dimensional spacecraft model is located,into meshes to obtain space irradiation vectors corresponding to themeshes respectively, take the space irradiation vectors as whole-spaceirradiation vectors, and set one or more analysis points at each targetmodel component in the three-dimensional spacecraft model;

a shielding thickness acquisition module, which is used to input thewhole-space irradiation vectors to the three-dimensional spacecraftmodel to perform shielding calculation by a shielding thicknesscalculation method, select one of a slant method, a norm method and aweight method according to a type of radiation particles to obtain athree-dimensional distribution of actual shielding thicknesses at eachanalysis point, and performing an equivalent thickness conversion fordifferent materials to obtain a three-dimensional distribution ofequivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses including different directionsand solid angles of each analysis point;

an irradiation effect calculation module, which is used to calculateresidual irradiation effect values of the three-dimensional distributionof equivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses of each analysis pointaccording to an acquired radiation effect curve to obtain detailedirradiation data of a three-dimensional distribution of irradiationeffect values of each analysis point;

an evaluation module, configured to perform information post processingon the detailed irradiation data of the three-dimensional distributionof the irradiation effect values of each analysis point to generate anddisplay a two-dimensional cloud image, a three-dimensional cloud image,a three-dimensional ray diagram and a detailed three-dimensionaldistribution statement of radiation effect, and integrate the detailedradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of the irradiationeffect values of each analysis point in all directions to obtain a totalirradiation effect value of each analysis point, so as to evaluate anirradiation effect of each analysis point.

The disclosure also provides a radiation effect shielding calculationdevice based on a three-dimensional spacecraft model, which includes aprocessor and a storage connected with the processor.

The storage is used to store computer programs.

The processor is used to implement the radiation effect shieldingcalculation method based on the three-dimensional spacecraft model, whenthe computer programs are executed by the processor.

It should be specific that the above embodiments only aim to describethe technical solutions of the disclosure but not to limit. Although theabove embodiments describe the disclosure in detail, it should beunderstood by those skilled in the technical field that modification orequivalent replacement of the technical solutions of the disclosurecannot depart from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions ofthe disclosure, which shall be covered by the scope of the disclosure.

What is claimed is:
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A radiation effect shielding calculation methodbased on a three-dimensional spacecraft model, comprising: step 1,obtaining the three-dimensional spacecraft model; step 2, dividing a 4πspace irradiation environment, where the three-dimensional spacecraftmodel is located, into meshes to obtain space irradiation vectorscorresponding to the meshes respectively and taking the spaceirradiation vectors as whole-space irradiation vectors; wherein the step2 comprises: selecting a mesh division from a group consisting of anequal-angle mesh division with equal angles in longitude and latitudedirections, an equal-area mesh division with equal angles in a longitudedirection and equal heights in a latitude direction and an intelligentmesh division with equal angles in a longitude direction and equalheights in a latitude direction as well as mesh optimization in twopoles; and setting numbers of longitudinal divisions and latitudinaldivisions in the mesh division to divide the 4π space irradiationenvironment, where the three-dimensional spacecraft model is located,into the meshes; setting one or more analysis points at each of targetmodel components in the three-dimensional spacecraft model by one ofimporting position coordinates of the one or more analysis points inbatches and using a mouse to click positions at the target modelcomponents; using a ray tracing method, using each of the analysispoints of the target model components as a starting point, assigning themeshes irradiation vectors that pass through geometrical centers of themeshes corresponding thereto and cover model entities, with each theanalysis point as a center and outward directions, of thethree-dimensional spacecraft model, to obtain the space irradiationvectors corresponding to the meshes respectively, and taking the spaceirradiation vectors as the whole-space irradiation vectors correspondingto each the analysis point; step 3, inputting the whole-spaceirradiation vectors corresponding to each the analysis point to thethree-dimensional spacecraft model to perform shielding calculation by ashielding thickness calculation method, selecting one of a slant method,a norm method and a weight method according to a type of radiationparticles to obtain a three-dimensional distribution of actual shieldingthicknesses at each the analysis point, and performing an equivalentthickness conversion for different materials to obtain athree-dimensional distribution of equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses including different directions and solid angles of each theanalysis point; wherein the step 3 comprises: inputting the whole-spaceirradiation vectors corresponding to each the analysis point to thethree-dimensional spacecraft model to perform the shielding calculationby the shielding thickness calculation method, obtaining positioncoordinates (x_(i), y_(i), z_(i)) of an intersection of an ith spaceirradiation vector and the target model component in thethree-dimensional spacecraft model, calculating a distribution d={d₁,d₂, d₃, . . . , d_(n)} of actual intersection thicknesses of actual raysin directions of the space irradiation vectors and the target modelcomponents in the three-dimensional spacecraft model, wherein each theactual intersection thickness is calculated by the following formula:d _(i)=Σ_(j=1) ^(k)√{square root over ((x _(j1) ² −x _(j2) ²))} whereind_(i) represents the actual intersection thickness of the actual ray inthe direction of the ith space irradiation vector and the target modelcomponents in the three-dimensional spacecraft model; k represents aquantity of the target model components, which intersect with the ithspace irradiation vector; x_(j1) represents the position coordinates(x_(i1), y_(i1), z_(i1)) of the intersection of the actual ray incidenton a jth target model component; x_(j2) represents the positioncoordinates (x_(j2), y_(j2), z_(j2)) of the intersection of the actualray emergent on the jth target model component; selecting the one of theslant method, the norm method and the weight method according to thetype of radiation particles to work out the distribution d={d₁, d₂, d₃,. . . , d_(n)} of actual intersection thickness to obtain thethree-dimensional distribution of actual shielding thicknesses at eachthe analysis point; wherein the slant method comprises: obtaining athree-dimensional distribution d_(z)={d₁, d₂, d₃, . . . , d_(n)} ofactual shielding thicknesses at each the analysis point by the actualrays propagating along a straight line in the target model components;wherein the norm method comprises: obtaining a three-dimensionaldistribution d_(f)={d₁×cos α₁, d₂×cos α₂, d₃×cos α₃, d_(n)×cos α_(i)} ofactual shielding thicknesses at each the analysis point by the actualrays propagating along a normal direction of an incident point into asurface when the actual rays shoot into the target model components;wherein α_(i) represents an incident angle, and i=1, . . . , n; whereinthe weight method comprises: obtaining a three-dimensional distribution$d_{q} = \left\{ {{d_{1} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{11}} + {\cos\alpha_{12}}} \right)},{d_{2} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{21}} + {\cos\alpha_{22}}} \right)},{d_{3} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{31}} + {\cos\alpha_{32}}} \right)},\ldots,{d_{n} \times \frac{1}{2}\left( {{\cos\alpha_{i1}} + {\cos\alpha_{i2}}} \right)}} \right\}$ of actual shielding thicknesses at each the analysis point; whereinα_(i1) represents an incident angle and α_(i2) represents an emergentangle, and i=1, . . . , n; converting the actual shielding thickness ateach the analysis point to the equivalent aluminum shielding thicknessesaccording to material properties of model components to as theequivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses of the space irradiationvectors respectively, and combining the equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses of the space irradiation vectors corresponding to each theanalysis point to obtain the three-dimensional distribution of theequivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses including the differentdirections and the solid angles of each the analysis point; step 4,calculating residual irradiation effect values of the three-dimensionaldistribution of the equivalent aluminum shielding thicknesses of eachthe analysis point according to an acquired radiation effect curve toobtain detailed irradiation data of a three-dimensional distribution ofirradiation effect values of each the analysis point; and step 5,performing information post processing on the detailed irradiation dataof the three-dimensional distribution of the irradiation effect valuesof each the analysis point to generate and display a two-dimensionalcloud image, a three-dimensional cloud image, a three-dimensional raydiagram and a detailed three-dimensional distribution statement ofradiation effect, and integrating the detailed radiation data of thethree-dimensional distribution of the irradiation effect values of eachthe analysis point in all directions to obtain a total radiation effectvalue of each the analysis point to evaluate an irradiation effect ofeach the analysis point.
 2. The radiation effect shielding calculationmethod based on the three-dimensional spacecraft model according toclaim 1, wherein the step 1 comprises: filtering and simplifying themodel components of the three-dimensional spacecraft model and obtainingthe model components after filtering and simplifying, comprising:obtaining a three-dimensional spacecraft model file in one of a stepformat file (also referred to as .STEP file) and an iges format file(also referred to as .IGS file); extracting information of thethree-dimensional spacecraft model file to obtain model information,wherein the model information comprises units, densities, volumes,masses and names of the model components; checking density accuracy andunit consistency of the model components of the model informationintelligently, and performing interference check to determine whetherthe model entities overlap; modifying the model informationintelligently to make the densities of the model components be accurate,the units of the model components be consistent, and the model entitiesdo not overlap; presetting density threshold values, volume thresholdvalues, mass threshold values and name threshold values according toneeds of a user, and determining whether the densities, the units, thevolumes, the masses and the names are coved in presetting thresholdvalue ranges respectively; adjusting one of the densities, the units,the volumes, the masses and the names until that the densities, theunits, the volumes, the masses and the names in the model informationare within the presetting threshold value ranges respectively, when theone of the densities, the units, the volumes, the masses and the namesin the model information exceeds the presetting threshold value rangesrespectively; completing the filtering and simplifying the modelcomponents of the three-dimensional spacecraft model when the densities,the units, the volumes, the masses and the names in the modelinformation are within the presetting threshold value rangesrespectively; setting specific material properties of the modelcomponents of the three-dimensional spacecraft model by one of materialleading-in and interface setting to determine the material properties ofthe model components; and obtaining the three-dimensional spacecraftmodel.
 3. The radiation effect shielding calculation method based on thethree-dimensional spacecraft model according to claim 1, wherein thestep 4 comprises: step 4.1, reading the acquired radiation effect curveand extracting radiation effect depths; step 4.2, comparing thethree-dimensional distribution of the equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses of each the analysis point with the radiation effect depths,performing interpolation calculation on the irradiation effect valuescorresponding to the radiation effect depths, taking weight according toa proportion of a mesh area corresponding to the space irradiationvectors in a total mesh area to obtain radiation effect values of thespace radiation vector and using the radiation effect values as thedetailed irradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of theirradiation effect values of the analysis point; and step 4.3, repeatingthe step 4.1 and the step 4.2 to obtain the detailed irradiation data ofthe three-dimensional distribution of the irradiation effect values ofeach the analysis point.
 4. The radiation effect shielding calculationmethod based on the three-dimensional spacecraft model according toclaim 1, wherein the step 5 comprises: displaying the detailedirradiation data of the three-dimensional distribution of theirradiation effect values of each the analysis points in a form of colortemperature image to obtain the two-dimensional cloud image and thethree-dimensional cloud image; displaying the detailed irradiation dataof the three-dimensional distribution of the irradiation effect valuesof each the analysis point in a form of ray colored by color temperatureto create the three-dimensional ray diagram; highlighting and cruisingdisplaying the three-dimensional ray diagram according to a designedlongitude and latitude range to display the equivalent aluminumshielding thickness and radiation effect values in the designedlongitude and latitude range correspondingly; generating the detailedthree-dimensional distribution statement of radiation effect accordingto positions of the meshes, the equivalent aluminum shieldingthicknesses, and the radiation effect values; and integrating theirradiation effect values of each the analysis point in all directionsto obtain the total irradiation effect value of each the analysis pointto evaluate the irradiation effect of each the analysis point.
 5. Aradiation effect shielding calculation device based on athree-dimensional spacecraft model, comprising: a processor; and astorage, connected with the processor, wherein the storage is storedwith computer programs; and wherein the processor is configured to, whenthe computer programs are executed by the processor, implement theradiation effect shielding calculation method based on thethree-dimensional spacecraft model according to claim 1.